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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1941

Page

3

Captains Meet With Association President on YW Campaign

YMCA era style meeting as Captain teams join YWCA campaign prep. LEO 2. MYER opened on Washington Avenue for the YW campaign slated September 29 to October 3. A dessert luncheon, devotions, and Q&A followed. several officers were installed and plans for a progressive dinner were announced with multiple hostesses and committees.

Association Leo 2 Myer Yowcla Washington Avenue Aec Meyer Ellsworth Schneider W.C. A. Board H. G Heever Religious Education Committee Comng Mary _ AGes Naema Bure W.C, Chancel Char

New Officers Preside at Second Congregational Church

New officers presided last night at the Second Congregational Church Women’s Bible class. Mrs. Harry Picket hosted at Garvin Avenue. M Soy Ed became chairwoman with Ruth Winchell as leader. The meeting reviewed plans, refreshments were served, and committee members were announced for about 20 attendees.

Ncy Ielien Thio Second Congregational Church Harry Picket Garvin Avenue M Soy Ruth Winchell Aewa Mery Pyekes Mts Ieibsoir el Smlp Wingo Wineitel de Heeork Nelle Hecockwall

Senior Girl Reserve Committee Meets at Hinnuth Home

Senior Girl Reserve committee met at Mrs. Arthur Hinnuth’s Stan ford avenue home for devotions and a secretary’s report. Discussion covered committee responsibilities and ideas for Friendship Club advisers and art fosters for the school. A surprise dinner honored Raymond Cook and Mrs. Pete Conner at the Cook home with extensive attendance and a forthcoming meeting is set for October 6 at Miss Margaret Edwards’ home.

Arthur Hinnuth Stanford Avenue William Muir Auld Mabel Ethie Rodney Bockward Ward Young Brown Friendship Club Margaret Edward Tenth Street Raymond Cook Pete Conner Alrs Westavenue Oliver Ritz Leipsie Earl Morris Belmore Dain | Ritz Hamilton Mirs Dallas Conk Fuid Roy Conk al Abe Jedo Peter Conner Martha Cook Bill Coaner Akron Fred Rader W. M. Rader James Thirk Gratton Reit Dovahier Mong Uzi Russall Robert Not Ae Mi Enge Trott Roig Cera Boxer Miss Dornhy Cook Russell Roig

Pastors Meet Amid Fragments of Pyijgian Sisters

Local report notes a meeting of pastors associated with the Pyijgian Sisters as well as mentions of Esther Breekins and Ouerla, with unclear details. The fragmentary text suggests a religious gathering and possible discussions or proceedings among individuals and groups.

Esther Breekins Ouerla Red Riubber

Hospital Adminiesiary: Wanca Diatet 94s Seventeen seer

Disjointed report lists multiple names and roles with scattered acronyms. Reads like a hospital discharge or staff note with scattered ages and locations, including references to West geecue Hare and various individuals such as Mrs. David Vreebank and Mes. Anthony.

Wanca Diatet Walter Ferminall Gage Asenie Trene Marna Matt Stanko Malang Sheppaud

Richard Horan Speaks at September Women’s Club Meeting

The September meeting of the Heeablyawn Women’s Club opened with prayer, elected officers, and reports on fall plans. Speakers included Mrs. Grepeey Atan Master and Richard Horan, with notes on local Republican Women activities and upcoming events in Ohio. attendance and community notices were shared.

Richard Lore Bowaler Speaner Bistan Ohio Ak Haran

Circle No 58 Elects at Last Meeting

Members gathered for Circle 58 elects at the last meeting with remarks by the secretary and plans for the season outlined. The program featured cashing, a reading, and awards to several members as part of the society’s activities.

Circle No. 58

El Porto Bridge Club Hosts September Social

Ralph Uamlin served as heir to the evening’s host duties at the El Porto Bridge Club gathering on Crafton Road. Members and guests enjoyed sunlit mingling, a welcome addition to Kris Mite in bridge, floral decorations, and a dessert course, with Mrs. Pard Memon and Mrs. Gaywand among those presenting gifts. The event, held Tuesday evening September 10, featured fall colors and table arrangements.

Ralph Uamlin Beastrss Bor Bite Bester Bowen Pard Memon Gaywand Weir Meyer Crafton Road Tuasday

Miss Alice M Buin Relinquishes Post in Columbus

Miss Alice M Buin of Columbus resigns her position with the 5 wusgion and plans to move to Ann Arbor for a weekend visit. The notice lists her guardians, family, and connections including Mr and Mrs Fred Rush, address 2OL Pucnace street, and mentions friends and acquaintances in Elyria and Cambridge.

Alice M Buin Columbus Fred Rush Pucnace Street Wusgion Renee Cur Per Wert Tormerly Elyria Shani Doseph Miss Mays Vane Denis Wy Urvecegy Hugh Hare Yesbertias Cambridge

New President Leads Local Club Meeting

The club elected Mrs. Dack Warden as the new president, with 1 member offering a vote of thanks to the retiring president Mrs. Weis Yam Rourke. Secretary aid Senile Me Hourkel welcomed Mrs. Wath and the new president as the crew gathered for the program. The meeting adjourned with members enjoying the summer and planning the next event at the home of Mas Matin tt SM of Chester Puts Mak Dim Went.

Dack Weis Yam Rourke Mis Wath Ata Taj Club Ehicigiea Wnat de Combe Kromicky Virginia Moresting

Calendar fragment mentions Mrs Miter and Baxses in Monday notice

A fragmented calendar item references Mrs Miter and Baxses, with unclear context and a reminder style note for Monday. The readable portion centers on a local household or social reference, lacking full details but indicating a scheduled or noted event. The incomplete text suggests a domestic or community schedule fragment.

Entertains For Mother Sas Held Lit Sheet

A fragmented account notes a Saturday event for a mother figure, with decor and gifts mentioned. Names appear jumbled, but references to hosting, a party setting, and a local venue surface amid garbled OCR text. The piece reads like a social note from a community page with unclear details.

Unclear text fragment about meeting and business attire

Fragmentary note mentions a meeting and business attire but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable bits reference a Fall season, recess, and possible attendees or presenters without concrete facts.

Fragmented OCR notes on licenses and names in Detroit region

Fragmentary text lists licenses, people and roles with scattered names such as Sakovwsin, Atlee Myers, Danie Reekin, Helen Sedo, Aiyes Sherk, Eva Denges. Mentions heating, engineer, and a detrayt citation amid unclear tasks and locations.

Brike Heterr Larai Bot Dusephine Sakovwsin Atlee Myers Trerins Danie Reekin Detrayt Het Helen Sedo Koe

First Meeting Of Year For Wontan's Club Board

The MedUork of the Board of Mangers of the Biyran Wontan's Club at Ghar held its first meeting yesterday on Fourth street. Mes. John Pfitpen recorded the proceedings at 830. The chairmen reported and items included a joint American tome and Child Welfare department dewater dodge event in September and a national plea to join defense programs. Committees were named, dates set for future meetings, and attendance was planned for a Danratat msetinge. Members discussed reorganizing the club and scheduling education and welfare activities for the year.

MedUork Nts Toruin Les Sehilleran Thes Vyersh Ug Ralloontiets Aechet

Community Meeting Notes and Local Events Tidbits

A fragmented church meeting recap highlights discussions on community concerns and social events. Mentions of Miss Alice Hasler and Franny Ceib Theben indicate hosted tips and bingo in a neighborhood setting. References to meetings at Kapton and dates in weeks ahead suggest planning for local activities and card sending efforts.

Aiice

Girl Scout Troop 8 Holds Camp Harkness Meet

Troop 8 girls gathered at Camp Harkness for team games and social time. They shared experiences and noted the summer program’s end with a closing circle and prayers.

Welcome New Member Chules 2 Mowell and Meet Notes

A fragment describes the Haw Hive Cou sho Cloveliid meeting where new member Chules 2 Mowell was added and a few items from EN Cie Couned Pati WO VAL MS discussed. Reports on progress and party activities were given as the election campaign moves forward, with key notes on Kyle Lact Chang and upcoming meetings and voting.

Mowell Haw Hive Gerais

Dinner For Miss Hahn Amid Evening At Home

A fragmented account describes an evening dinner for Miss Hahn, including stray phrases about a dinner at home and various odd references. The readable text mentions names like Tass Hatin and Quenne, with unclear details about entertainment or attendees and no clear event outcome.

The Elementos Ineiuab Uf Kby Bama Fermier Ilrabead

Noisy Schedule Notes Hidden in Patchy Local Column

Fragmented OCR reads like a sparse society page listing events and venues. Names such as Red Wty Tee, Wall Rivet, Gaiety Club, Rotana, Pale Mogteet, Biagio, Kahoy, and Alar appear amid scattered references to performances and dates.

Weinees Lara Fort

Playmakers Name Cast For Next Production

A theater group lists the cast for an upcoming production with many performers named. The announcement mentions venue details and key contributors, including producers and authors, outlining roles and creative team across multiple lines.

Playmakers

M. and M. Club Elects New Members at Home Meeting

The M. and M. Club held a fest at Clarice Herusiai s home on Mis street. New members Bee pyr Aletha Pasa Poau Koski Mary Sabishier Vevepd Gaviens were invited to join. Officers presided and members reported on club support and upcoming events.

Moomaui Moo¢liuh Clarice Herusiai Mis Bee, Pyr Aletha Pasa Poau Koski Mary Sabishier Gaviens Atele Clerels Uae Sostim

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